Microsoft continues to extend Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to more platforms than Windows, and it looks like it's time for Linux.
Η εταιρεία διέθεσε μια δημόσια προεπισκόπηση του Microsoft Defender ATP για το Linux (RHEL 7+, CentOS Linux 7+, Ubuntu 16 LTS, ή νεότερα LTS, SLES 12+, Debian 9+, και Oracle EN) explaining that this version resulted from requests received from its customers around the world.
Microsoft Defender ATP is not just a Microsoft virus protection mechanism that protects Windows 10, but a complete platform designed to provide businesses with an advanced arsenal of security tools to prevent, detect, and address advanced threats. in their networks.
Microsoft Defender ATP is already integrated into a number of business-oriented Microsoft products, including Skype for Business, Azure Security Center, Office 365 ATP, Azure ATP, and Microsoft Cloud App Security.
“Today, we're announcing another step to deliver better safety with the public preview of Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux (Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux). Extending threat protection to Linux has been requested by our customers, and we're excited to make it available," Microsoft said today in a its communication.
"We know that our clients' environments are complex and heterogeneous. So providing comprehensive protection across multiple platforms through a single solution is more important than ever. ”
In addition, the company says that it will also release Microsoft Defender ATP for iOS and Android devices, and that it will give us more details soon. A closer look at the upcoming security for cell phones what the company is planning, we will see at the upcoming RSA conference.
"Next week at the RSA conference we will present our mobile threat solutions on Android and iOS," said Moti Gindi, Vice President of Microsoft Threat Protection.
